Nh Panorama Hotel Cordoba

... the locals have beaches houses. In Argentina it is considered small it has a population of 70,000 people. Monty and I were expecting a Kaiteriteri but NO..... While we were there we went on an chair lift to get a good view of the whole town. We also visited their gaint CUCU clock which is in working order. <br><br>Cordoba has a large park in the centre of town. Although it was very dry and dusty when we were there we did visit the park and have a ...

... saw the University which is something that Cordoba is famous for as it is 400 years old. We also found a shopping mall which we took shelter in as it got really cold and started snowing outside. <br><br>The next day we visited Alta Gracia on a tour. We visited a Jesuit farm, Che Guevara's house, the Manuell de Falla Museum (we had no idea who he was but turns out he was a very famous ...

Should be on a bus right now but Thursday was all booked up, so I leave for Mendoza tomorrow. No problem. Busied myself walking the pedestrian malls and had a delicious chicken shwarma at an Arab restaurant. Then I went on a city tour of Cordoba in the classic doubledecker English bus. It was an educational venture but it had a surprise! Another gringo was on the tour and I struck up a conversation. He said he was from Canada but had ...

Checking out the second largest city in Argentina, Cordoba with over 1.5 million inhabitants. The city is named after Cordoba, Spain. Cordoba, Argentina was one of the first Spanish colonial capitals of this country. I keep forgetting that it is January right now because I am wearing shorts and a light t-shirt because it is so HOT! This is summer for Argentina- and ...

... cream,dulce de letche,sweet sweet sweet,think Ill eat some fruit,maybe do some walking,maybe rent a bike,how about a beer,asado,hamburgesa,completo,empanada ,tenedor libre,eat more bread than is physically good for you,ham and cheese sandwich,oh no not again,I am going to explode,don't get me wrong though.....wouldn't change this for the world.... And, reelaaax....

... too much - now I know loads and I see why he is the hero of Argentina, Cuba and The Congo. He (I think) is so popular with the travelers (sporting his face on their T Shirts despite his obvious hatred of anything comercialised) - its simply because of his well documented travels -in fact I think if you asked em all only 20% would actually know anything of his history. ANYWAY...... the museum was well done, good pictures and increadibly interesting. I got back and had an ...

Before I headed to explore Cordoba, I decided to do a little research on th place, via this website, travelpod.com. I read around 15-20 blogs and curiously, the bulk of them all began something like this, "Cordoba is a university town, Argentina's second largest city with just over a million people, so it seemed worth a look..." Then, they would all turn on the place, using words like "boring", "****", "dirty", "a hole", and it got worse from there. Wish I'd done this ...

... was going on out in the street. Saturday night in Cordoba, the streets are going off the hook at 4am, and I am going to bed. WHAT IS THE WORLD COMING TO??? I fear that I might be getting older. With Saturday shot, I made something of Sunday. I went to Alta Gracia, a town about an hour outside of Cordoba. Ernesto 'Che' Guevara grew up here. His childhood house has been turning into a museum with pictures, letters ...

... and was looking to get off with Laoise afterwards. Surprisingly she wasn´t wearing him though!!! Needless to say the rest of the bus weren´t so impressed with the stupid foreigners delaying the bus by about an hour and a half. It could only have been us! We arrived into Cordoba and checked into our dirty, stinking, filthy shithole of a hostel. We checked out first thing and into an apart hotel thingy. Again, we are not really behaving ...

... ground it was a fantastic feeling of flying. We rounded on our target and landed with perfection after about 5 minutes of parachuting. I was so pysched!! It was a great experience and I will definitely do it again! I kind of surprised myself at how I did it as I wasn´t scard at all! Things I Learned * You should always wear a supportive bra when horseriding, even if you only have small boobs. * Be careful about kissing boys in the same hostel * Cordoba is hot and boring